Ghirardelli Chocolate recalls 13 beverage mixes over salmonella risk

13 articles · Updated · Fox Business · Apr 28

The recall affects large-format beverage mixes, including frappes and hot cocoa, distributed to food-service and institutional customers, with some sold online to consumers.
No illnesses have been reported so far. The action follows a California Dairies Inc. milk powder recall, as the ingredient was used in the affected Ghirardelli products.
Consumers are advised to contact Ghirardelli for refunds or replacements. The recall highlights ongoing concerns about ingredient supply chain safety and potential salmonella contamination in food products.

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